AN ANALYSIS OF STRESS AMONG TEACHING PROFESSIONALS
Abstract
Workplace stress is currently a hotly debated topic. For instance, there is a growing awareness that excessive stress can be harmful to the health of employees and can obligate employers and their insurers to provide worker compensation if it results in a disability. The productivity of individual employees and the organization as a whole can suffer if stress is not effectively managed. The schools in universities have turned into a wellspring of intense pressure because of mechanical changes, data over-burden, and interest for powerful work execution and wild contest. Colleges shouldn't have to deal with stress in the classroom because it affects both job performance and service quality. Additionally, it is detrimental to the professional librarian as it causes job dissatisfaction and low morale. With this foundation the specialist has taken this point to be aware of the pressure the board of showing experts at chose schools of Chennai Region.
Keyword : Stress, Teaching professionals, Demographic factors.
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